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21:12 May 20, 2001 |
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na +1 | Perfect balance is between good and evil |
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na | I serve as an excellent balance to wickedness. |
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I serve as an excellent balance to wickedness. Explanation: . . |
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Perfect balance is between good and evil Explanation: "Perfectus Trutino Prosum Et Scelus" (Perfectus: means complete, finish, done/perfect trutino: means to balance, weigh prosum: means to benefit et: means both and scelus: means Crime, evil deed, wickedness) So pretty much this means: "Perfect balance is between good and evil" (http://www.rydas.com/hs/hs - twiztid.html) |
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